Date of Birth: August 2003
Rachel is being generously sponsored by Lenny Reiser
Available for adoption as a
Forgotten Feline Friend
Senior to Senior adoption
“I’m playful and affectionate. My features are very small and I will probably be a petite kitty. I love to be petted and cuddled. A little cautious of new cats at first, I can be okay with them once I get to know them – as long as they don’t push too hard. I would do best as an only cat though.”
Date of Birth: 2004
Isis is being generously sponsored by Julie Schwetz
Available as a Forgotten Feline Friend Available as a Senior to Senior
Isis is a quiet, sweet little girl. She needs a family who does not have children. Isis loves to be petted on her back, tail, chin and belly. She can be picked up by a person who knows how to be gentle and secure. She really is a sweetheart and would be great in a house without animals who are high spirited. She does not mind my 13 year old Beagle. If given a chance Isis would make you very happy.
Available as forgotten feline friend adoption
Date of Birth: 2005
Sponsored by the Chronic Care Teams 44 & 45 from Monroe County Human Services.
Forgotten Feline/Senior to Senior Adoption.
Nellie is a pretty, dainty, petite kitty. She lives peaceably with a dog and with other cats, as long as they don’t chase her around. She would do fine as an only pet, and with older children. She came with kittens; they are grown and gone. Now she would like some one-on-one time with people of her own. Sometimes she isn’t at her best at adoption days, so a more private interview could be arranged.
Date of Birth: March 2006
Tammy is generously sponsored by
Sandra Wheeler
Available for:
Senior to Senior Adoption
Forgotten Feline Adoption
Tammy is also a special placement kitty: She was abandoned with her kitten at a local shelter. Her baby was adopted a long time ago & poor Tammy was left behind. A high energy kitty, Tammy needs to keep busy – she loves to chase her furry mice, runs up & down her large scratching post and has a very big appetite for such a slim girl. Tammy’s activity level is way too high for most other cats to tolerate, so she may be best as an only cat. She has been indoor only since we’ve had her, which would be our preference, but she might be happiest as an indoor/outdoor kitty if the home was in a safe location. Some might say that Tammy has a slight case of Attention Deficit Disorder – she’s just a very busy girl. Tammy does not show well at our adoption center so she does not come for regular adoption days. A special viewing can be arranged upon request. Tammy needs a very special person willing to give her a chance.
